From: John Morrison (jmorrison_at_ahc.net.au)
Date: 2002-02-22 02:48:51
HI Welcome!
> And some *very* preliminary designs I have formulated for a
> biofeedback
> library:
>
> http://www.psychosensory.com/biofeedback-library.html
>
> I am hoping that by being in dialogue, that we can come to a
> design that will incorporate all our needs, and be able to hammer out some
code to test the
> infrastructure of that design.
Very similar design to that one I've proposed. :-)
> I have been playing around with C++ code under Linux -- pulling
> data from the EEG device I am using (ProComp+), working with some open
source libraries,
> etc., but have not created anything coherently solid yet. I will
> pull it all together, though, and make the result available for
discussion.
As we are running along similar lines I home we can come to a GREAT design.
I've had a quick read of your design (Bit pushed for time today) one thing I
will say is
"Don't restrict yourself to Linux"
It is a great platform for all the reasons you said but it doesn't have a
big enough audience so we are going to miss out on a lot of "hackers"
writing modules for the library. Which is very counter productive.
In my opinion it'd be better to it'd be better to stay away from Linux
specific code (eg KDE libraries) and write code that can be cross compiled
like Jim P. has done!
> (Oh, and go Jim P.! What incredible progress you have made!)
Yep I agree 2 cheers to Jim for a great bit of software!!!
> But before I become too wedded to a particular course, I wanted
> to join the efforts here and see what we can come up with together.
Many heads makes great software. :_)
> With that said, I look forward to working with everyone here.
> It's great to meet each and every one of you!
And with you !
> Dave.
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